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Scott Bateman: Cheney on 4,000 U.S. dead in Iraq
Salon Staff
"We are fortunate to have a group of men and women ... who voluntarily put on the uniform and go in harm's way."
A new form of BYOB
Catherine Price
An online video game encourages girls as young as 9 to adopt their own "bimbo," supply her with diet pills and give her boobs a boost.
The ongoing exclusion of war opponents from the Iraq debate
Glenn Greenwald
Charlie Rose convenes a five-year anniversary panel of American foreign policy experts to present "both sides" on the Iraq war. As usual, none were actual opponents of the invasion.
The fine art of battling oil addiction
Dan Hoyle
Why I hope the president of Nigeria will make good on his plans to attend my show on oil politics.
Hillary Clinton’s plan to fix the economy
Andrew Leonard
Clinton gave a good speech on her plans to address the nation's economic woes. But do we really need more help from Alan Greenspan?
Of condoms, Clinton, Obama and McCain
Rahul K. Parikh
Sex education regressed into the Dark Ages under Bush. Which candidate will now stand up for young persons' health?
The Dalai Lama’s moment of truth
Erich Follath, Wieland Wagner
His Holiness struggles to defuse mounting violence between Tibet and China.
One of Instapundit’s favorite blogs speaks on race
Glenn Greenwald
"I am sick to death of black people as a group ... We're teetering at the edge of believing that you're a secret society, a massive collection of sleeper cells just waiting for your chance to do serious harm to the rest of us."
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
American idle: If you can't live a life of leisure, at
least you can watch one on TV, from "Big Brother" to "The Real
Housewives of New York City."
“God talked to me today”
Ann Bauer
I was an agnostic who never took my family to church. And then, my son starting hearing the voice of God.
Naked bodies as protest signs
Carol Lloyd
Stripping naked is a common form of protest in parts of Africa, where the female body isn't seen as seductive so much as scary.
Writing through the rubble
Salon Staff
While clouds of destruction hang over Iraq, a set of new books sheds light on how America bungled the war, and on the hope that lingers in small Iraqi towns.
Who the hell are Heidi and Spencer?
Rebecca Traister
Why the golden age of celebrity gossip is grinding to an end.
Robbing the cradle of civilization, five years later
Salon Staff
Just how bad was the looting of Iraq's museum and archaeological sites? According to Salon's experts, many ancient artifacts have come home, but the looting continues.
Antiwar protests mark Iraq anniversary
Amanda Silverman
The crowd in Washington on the anniversary of the U.S. invasion was full of the usual characters.
The real reason Barack Obama’s divisive
Alex Koppelman
On that question, Bill O'Reilly's analysis is, as usual, slightly self-centered.
“Today, I weep for my country”
Salon Staff
The speech given by Sen. Robert Byrd on the Senate floor on March 19, 2003, just prior to the U.S. invasion of Iraq -- and John McCain's response.
How local TV embraced fake news
Farhad Manjoo
Americans' first source in news is overrun by marketing videos.
Thinking weaselish thoughts at Eastertide
Garrison Keillor
Holy Week is a good time to ask: Do we really believe or do we just like to hang out with nice people and listen to organ music?
Obama’s faith in the reasoning abilities of the American public
Glenn Greenwald
His speech underscored both the promise and the risk of his campaign strategy.
FDA disregarded results on food from cloned animals
Alex Koppelman
Its own surveys showed that most people don't want to eat food from clones, and wouldn't feed it to their children, but the FDA still decided not to require labeling.
Barack Obama delivers make-or-break speech on race
Alex Koppelman
The candidate discusses his former pastor, who has been the subject of controversy in recent days, and race in the U.S. generally.
Obama’s speech on race
Salon Staff
Responding to the "divisive turn" the campaign has taken on racial issues, the candidate calls for Americans to "come together and say, 'Not this time.'"
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